The theme was GREEN in this back yard planting plan, and lots of layers of it. Since the planting areas were small and few, we packed them with hardy, well-behaved evergreen plants that would look good all year-round.

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Living room - traditional living room idea in Phoenix

Having friends, relatives or a special someone over for a hot tub date? New, pristine towels with, perhaps, a colorful hibiscus says “welcome” at a whole new level. www.longislandhottub.com

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Inspiration for a limestone tile concrete floor drop-in bathtub remodel in Denver with gray walls

This planting combination is comprised of various Geraniums, Mint, and nasturtiums. The strong sent of the geraniums help keep away rodents, mosquitos and flies while the mint and nasturtiums offer up tasty edible landscaping

Charming powder / guest room. Beautiful blue porcelain tile on floor and 8x24 ceramic tile on tub surround and behind vanity. Excellent color scheme with blue accents and neutral whites. Polished nickel Kohler Margaux fixtures. Toto toilet.

This is an example of a french country landscaping in Miami.

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Photo of a modern landscaping in Boise.

Example of a mid-sized trendy open concept concrete floor home design design in Houston with white walls

Scott & Catherine Buley, Rain Garden Nursery, LandscapeMakeover.biz, HTT&T
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This landscape is stunning in the fall. The miscanthus seed heads along with the vibrant Japanese maples leaves bring the hillside to life. Photo Credit: Laura M. Bassett

The property is pastoral in character with rolling, gentle hills and mountain views. Large scale planting design and installation had to bridge the gap between formal / natural and cultivated / wild. This was done by creating an illusion of effortlessness in the garden with balance of structure and softness as well as formality and naturalized forms that are always present yet change throughout the year. Plant material contributes a visual interest through foliage, stems, blooms and fruit. A large pond was built and in order to improve the water quality a bio-filter was installed. Hardworking emergent plants and edge species filter the water as well as integrate the pond into the landscape. Plant material was selected for aesthetic qualities as well as wildlife food and habitat, particularly for songbirds and pollinators.

Era Chandok
Inspiration for a timeless bedroom remodel in Miami

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